Fewer than 50% of U.S. adults are now married. It’s time to give more legal and financial breaks to single people, law professor says.
admin The share of married Americans has fallen to 45%, down from 50% in 2015. At…
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Opinion: 4 predictable retirement problems — and how to solve them
When modeling out retirement, people often apply rules of thumb for income timing. The classic…
Read More‘His father enjoys having control’: My friend’s dad forced him to open a bank account in both their names, and confiscated his state I.D. What can he do?
Dear Quentin, I have a friend and family member who recently turned 21. For the…
Read MoreWeekend reads: How the Fed’s punishing policy can set you up for massive gains in the stock market
During a long bear market, investors’ moods can be so bleak and muddy that they…
Read MoreOpinion: If the FAFSA makes you look too rich, here are 4 steps to boost college financial aid
When parents fill out the arduous 100-plus questions of the Free Application for Federal Student…
Read MoreOpinion: Could there be a stock market rally? Probably. Would it be the end of the bear market? Probably not.
The stock market’s low for the year on the last day in September is likely…
Read MoreOpinion: The U.S. needs a unified energy industry to deal with soaring oil prices, OPEC+ and climate change
Americans are paying 25% more for gasoline than they did a year ago. Higher gas…
Read MoreHere’s how much retirement income you can buy today for $100,000
I come bearing good news for those who are recently retired, who are about to…
Read MoreOpinion: AMD shows the end of the PC boom may be hurting chip makers more than expected
The end of the pandemic boom in personal-computer sales looks like it is going to…
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Americans are souring on the housing market. Home buyer sentiment hits lowest level since 2011 — and mortgage rates reach 7%.
There’s no respite for home buyers these days. From rising rates, high home prices, and…
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